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Technicolor. Novelty
_ On right shows Engine of Express train in the background.
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.stone showing how box-car on Freight No. 211 was lifted clear of
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I Text Of Evidence
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(Copy of proceedings at Inquest A. Yes.
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Scene showing how rear Good: md Baggage Cer was split in two mg
distributed on each side of the track by the imcucf of the Exprc<1- 1_-mln
No. 53 with mow-plough. ` _
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Scene showing how the combined Coach md Baggage Car of ti-1°
Freight Train No. 21| in which were about 27 men at the time oi' tho
impact, was completely demolished. Shows roof of car in foreground and
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By  &  __§;nned and could notbeextriosted. e ved or or urs.
11 or train No. 211 ahead. anal or-sas rv-1. Margaret r1srter;`£,
proceeded. and about '100 yards,John Edwards; 8, Ralph Ycunkar;
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 _ at C. M. B. ‘A. Hall. Tignish, on Q. How long was ilie iuiting No. :Bong crashed mm t e rear 0 ‘ ec er
_ lnrgcst>Di‘ug“£T;toi~cs'of Boston for aims of the northeastern province Tuesday’ Feb' 23' before Coroner zu was caught in?
ain Na. 211 subsequently causing ,Grade I_lI (_Sr_.)_-l_, Preston Tric-
_. _ . the deaths of the said three men. mere' 2 Lawson 'I`i'ém€re' 3 Tails
I mg Bl.;l_l_g _ A \.(.l.\, ___.,\_£_,.,_I \,L,m_§ _O ‘wh M1. Mom_ The colmtrys coal reserves me C. F. Moriisscv, into circumstan- A 300 yards. - » , ,
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_ _ "The evidence further shows Y0llnkel'241PrlSCUlB- Stewart.
, _ _ that the tragedy could have been Gfide IH (Jl”J-11RBYm0nd Tre-
Jcth of Fcbiu.ir_\, :it :he liauin of 111- und gviiiul rilsposltlon, his '000,000000 1;0n5_ and 115 lron lf Bemamm J' Rlchmd 'md Elliot "Mt me tram?
  ‘Ii  5 . dill? tool: iii.1c<_- on ilu- 1.o1`.'.~i`l1,11i1¢ z»six~i'iv1icc, natural al>il~ iabout equal to those of Japan, 4*- ce °.r m.c deatils of Leo J' Murphy' I Qi As 8' rule do sou not discon-
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________ _ the bride, when M-.li'ieI Aiz11<»1f;~lo11<is pix'-ilicta great mcasurc of 5erv¢5'ab°11|; 40,0o0,000,000 tors. ;'avH;'1C()mtm`_lcd from Snturdayslcogid N; ngfroglllullwfgftiilt  3; tl
' §Buell, daughter of Lorrie J. ziiifl s=u1_-cts.; lor liim iii tile drug busi- Naturally mudel-rl devel() me ¢_ “ar an' | . g ` g .that it could also huve been avert.
-|-1» \ »~_ 1,.   ~vr-» B . . : ’ D -n inquest rcsuincd at 8.30 p. m. dont do lt. With n light train we
" " ' "‘.‘_"“‘ ‘f“" "L Cm" 1"” “H Di M‘"`”‘~" ”"""’°’1 "‘~" i““““1 W* ‘“""1"°`““ “"5 f°°°““y hinged on ralways and the Jallafl- Feb 2°11d "un not The train was light that cd
1 -  ~ »_ 1;. .i11._:;~.1_'s_m.~ii1 wanlc thc bride of liar.-1_1 .1111-1i1111__111,1.111-11 11 Drug store in Mi. Stew- e5e_ Chlnese and Rugslans b1ul¢11a1-_ E_'_m;nu'_'__f “Sun M_ D am nl ht ' 1 _uh
_:.181-J-4-.ii son of Charles Jorciuii of C,1l,1ms,._,. _____[_ _ous tongues of steel mils into me _C0_mnuc_'j)* ‘ “C °“ _ 2 `(J A Bcmm_d)_ xn your stations until all truins had safely
~-- r -~ Cure. The bride, 111511»f11ll_1- (ll»,.>_t,.(l_| ,_____________ Iam _,mince A ___ f,__u d __ ' ' ' ' an-lved at the next sgaglon lol-_
11, l\,,,\-\ ,<1 C. C~0._ ‘.1n1@,~L1d tl . .1 . .1 - . . , 7° P 5' 5 ’ ‘N Y We Q. (J. A. Bcriiardi Was your statement you said you were pre-
. .. 1. _ _ 1.. . 1 1 . -_. f lc p1ii.oi on 1.10 arm ol; I’Lii.50!\ALS _cmd the chinese and Russians com ______c gomg on when you were pming to put out torpedo” you ward. f
._ .»'_.:. :.1 1~i'i1_ lei' atlier as ilie wcclcling niirrlii _*_ tr . . V '
_ , _ _ ‘ oled the Clunese Easter trunk,
130s-3-5-21iB:1s lniuyed by Mrs. Albert Mc-i Mrs. F. J. C11-cci1an_ has 1~e.111-in-:l` andt the Japanese the 50,51 Man_ h°_;“e;,__s it was 21;gpglot;sm;;13;;at:a;u5t;°“yg:;t gr; find that the Canadian National
_ cod. and tlic col ic _-; ri il-| . 1- - ~ _‘ _ _ _ ' ' _ ' _
_____ ____ _ __________ _ _ _ _ __ c___c0________ ________1p___ s_0o_ iiucti _10 1111 11111111 111 _N_c1\ton aftci s1i:‘ii<l__ _chm.m_ The mm, _,Dad led to men.. Q_ You heard them talking about "cumuy put out tornadoes? Railways did not use proper pre
Sdwldai "mc “"1" “ ,ll~‘_r H 1l\0“ill» VS‘im'=' }‘“-“ d““g‘“°'1 own territory at the tip of the ordci' No 31 did 1u know how » A Yes they were ut out all cautions w protect the nves of
_ ; ‘;_ 1_1Ql_,»_C C(_m_l.t_ _,ll large while bell. 'I'l1c_v v:ei-c nt~ ,M,_._._ _mmss l.;_M¢l5113¢_ llgpg River, Manchurian peninsula Uamung me ordcr`req'd? 5.0 rlgh't P these workmen, and that the said
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. __,_ “___ “md woo 1°! Guernsey Cove ,md ,U G ____  The Jllpanese established the port' A. No I did not see the order. Q. (Mr. McCarthy): Who else Canadian Nat mal Railway
__ ,_ _ ._ .. I- . . ‘ -' - °"‘=" 11.1,<.- 11111-11 c11‘ecnc111 of Newton CfDn1ren nd the Chine M - - . . _
.1;- <§11»(._~ 1110111115, 1Frascr of Montu ~. A ~ ' °
gm numbm of _ _ _ _ _ __ , sc a empi-1 Q. Did you know they had oid~ uns there when you put out tor- 11;_iilty of negligence which result-
_  __ other guests “Tre p,.@.,,.m__ The __l_:‘__\_'l.~_i;l11_1;__i1c1__  Ml->» Jams E-_jccl to parallel the Japanese 1-all liuc 1-rs to stop it the tank? pcdoes?b ga
. . . _ ._ _ . . ,_ _ 1  '°‘l` ‘ ~ 1" ,f th ‘,q A.Y I ii ~~ A_N 1 .
I \\ I5 _N M"_H__ __ “___ mmnom, Ms pufmlmd by not ii_i \ai1_o;15 ways ur er pron-1_ot111_ _G _ kes __ new icy had ordcis Do ocy__;els_e was around hmm J_ Richards, _ _
r‘ ~ 1-11.  1.111111 Tl11~ui1'v por- T. R. Gcutisc. mid a sumptuous `7_`** “" ill” due opment °f th” °°““tr-V" "°` " 0° ou °' us' Q' d am ° y see Wu?
, _ _______,____ mm; ;.___m__ .upper was Smwd afmmud' A  'sources through economic rivalry. Q. Who told you that? A. They were all outside at the
__m ms a ‘cw nom _ , Thus me MW Manclflurlan stale A. Murray gave me that infor- time. They were shovelllng 'ahead
I Li ._l :.f-'111'1» -1 rf"-f>i‘1l 'iiiciicucc Celebration ouisidc the liouse bi' Rlch ReS0u1.c€S is ripe for devempment' m":mn` He felt that the tram `cf the train'
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1 .-1 1111- (“:\:.:'i1»s i~`1iv.'c11t*. .\’l - lime lui-f`1` lh01`0 \ ` ‘ '
~; 111  1_1, mlfl (ll,-11,110,-S (lic young men of the village in *Q
.. l__»,._-., _\l_,..¢-lu-(l\-_ -l-l-um; the usual maniicr. Tlio bride i'r‘~ NEW YORK' N' Y" Mmm] 5
~ 1'>~‘ i1 ‘11 Nu ' Gl.1#g,o\1 ceivcci n laige nuinbci of veiv use-Q The hlbfid flag nf Mmlchurmf bo
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\\:o11i¢l stop nt the tank. Q. Where was the Conductor?
Q. 1A. Bc-rnard): Did you think A. He was out too.
__ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ . . _  I :Kino iorpcdoes were sufficient to Q. Is there an account taken of
1  ii1.11r.~.11;.1.-.11 111-1111.51-1111-.~n; 1111111-cscnts :lt rl sin/.1~r»1~iie1<1`:1f1--.11 nt Mukdcn recently, would flutter! og Grading 11>1'v'»v¢t the train in that storm’ the fuses and torpedoes when the
'1 1-_.1~ l;r1~-_ Nom, _-,_1,lm1_1~; Mm -evenings before thc marriage, fccbly if it waited for real =\iallChllS! .  A- YN' "Um femfns-
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3'.  1.: 111:-'111~r~.t Comm, 1\m11t,a- REGlS'l‘El1F.D DRITGGIST _.I Nurhatsi. thc real founder nf the
=- P. 1-1. i. and .lohri Robbins, Mr. George R. Moi-rl.so11 of M1, powm- or ihc Manchu dynasty- I 1 “ous attenuon to the dum, "_
` 1' """‘* 1 1 - “Wa” iS f°C°i"i“=l "U10 <‘°"l1f“l11l~ »'~“‘H1f‘I PII limi ‘"‘°“ in “I0 Wh! . . I i"*“*`”'”*i .verdict 0.! Ju" signed to them and who referred
-~  _ .&ti0llS Of his illiillmoiis fi"i<‘11<l.~. on icvnliiry when he undertook in rulcf During the year 1931 P1'11cc Ed-  lions and traces of this blood ¢rc__ 'Ihc cvidcncc being all submit- in
'ri;\1 |:i_1:\~ _»'1~1;n\' canour __ his snlciiriiri s11r¢1~:1s in 1111> e_w11i11- M111 or me vast ci1i11;1 ¢1m>l1'r-. ; f'°‘;diIs1°‘"‘:{ °tf’"tm“£f _:° mm "2" 1"°‘H_;“ ""‘1°“°° m "mn" °’ the “gi 'M' JC°‘°"_°‘ _ M‘;f"”i'h addtremd the
, __ __   , _ _ » _ _ _.__ _ » _ _ _ _ Ca nmar e mga g cr perccn - 1 11, - t gl, '1no~ ury, ilii=.ruc ing em o re-
. ._ _ 1__. _1_11   __ Gl<111l1 _Lola _ations lor iJiug<b1._.ts 1__ccv11ii; l_1r~if1 _ Aithoiigh iriimigisiimi _of Cl1ines_c_ age or select Bacon Hogs than any | I ;;__§u§er interesting Comparison is Ima and dcHbm.m_c upon averdlm making special mention of the ef-
1 -1 .1 ..1.._ 1.»-f~_..1., ui Clyde 111 C1i~"\ll0tl<lo\\ii. lmilnc reccivvrl into Manci1u1-is was forbidden until _ , forts of Gramm McHugh Thom”
],______r S______U_ ____ ;_.__b______H 33 M m__mp10mn__nd now bam" __ Rep _,HG _h___ Mm_C___u5 c_____d not S__m__ other equal area in Canada. In ,Wi115i0¢ and c0v@h1~11d_ The mr- After about three quarters of an 1 _
_, . ‘ . . °. _ ‘ 1 - icao P. E. 151111-ld hogs averaged 1111cr district has 421' selects the `i1our_11t 11.45 p m-the Ju re- H“"d’“"‘““' Hen” H““d’°h““ 'md
1-111. s111>1~1'\11_=.o1- .\i.1~r>r_.»11i coucluct- istcrcd Druggwt. Mr- Morrisoli is me pw-.=.<u1-e 0f;1i1ume1~lcally great- 33.~ sale t l 1931 ms 1  "' ' 1 ‘ ` ry Albert Bemgru who 111 the 13” of
__ an __m(__________.__q _,_____(____s___0n dc___l_ H son of Mn md Mm Man MO___ ____ mcg _“___ ________________y _____a____d _ , .1 cs. n _ 1 _i average llattci 21.11 1. The fact that these ,turned and advised the Cor 1
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H0 _ .1 . - tha dshi and at ave risk
l _ _ “ml mf, 1__1“_, of Lcnmu._g_ ,1SDn_ gf Sm-nm. Hnrlmll. and Wm _“___ _mm ___ __________ of C_____cs__ __________ :_f;1:_tra2._l;efl_;o_1_;7911. _This improve_ _two dlsti.ct_s nic adjacent emphas- _mat they had arrived at 81 Verdict, grea r D Z1'
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_ _ ce o low prices is izcs thc giant difference in thc Mr. J. A. Bernard (Foreman) then t°
_ - 0 _ ’e ‘m m’ df’ ° be "~"“°mb°_""“ bl mmll grunts limi S‘-Will 0\'Cl’ U10 f0I`il1@ good evidence that our farmers 'arc qunliiv of tlicliogs marketed Win- road the followln verdict ' dui °1
11,11-1-I1 .'11 11: 1.!-ill, the topic being people of Eastern Isiiuxs. ns hc _wulhwn pl_\_,._s_ ,doing their part to mammm U I ‘ _ tl ` i 8 ’ y
l'111l..11lnflr~. '11~ri: in Gmclcs VII und occupied thc position of clcrl: in m 50°’ dm 'I
ou fuses, if they burn- A. Yes, they are checked up upon
_url lo minutes have been a better ln rcquisition. __ by
1- protection? ed
____ __ __ __ _ _ _ - -1. 1; ic past number of _signed by the seven jurors:
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viii. Q1111...,.11f. 111.11 given. which Dr. A. A. Macnonaifrs Drug s111r11 U. Q,,,,,1’.  fl(\?..f"mc (C.\Mlmmt quality or our hogs' Wm’ has mm" sp°°i°1°“'°1" sex' Mm hm" heard "I "ld
r1~~ in 1.11 l1:'1»l1:11‘11¢i for next moet~il`or a number of vcnrs Ho li-1
g e ence
__ ___ 1 _ __-111 __;__la 1;_'_1<lc1__Jo1;aiicse_ ;&st_1_l_dy o_l the percentage _of Sei- 1-ctlng only boars of high merit. lat me lnquesg pl-eslded 01,1, .by V1
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______ also hem _____p_0__ed ____ one ___ ____ ____ _____ mO____ ______V 1; 0__i_r~___ 111 csci ___sc_ ppc rom our c ef liog P1-iclicully all the brood sows are Coroner c_ F_ M01-1-isgy in the ¢_
_ _ .1 1, 1' ch- mm pro u ng centres shows that there pure Yorkshire from our best blood iM, 3, A
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. Hall in Tlgnlsh, to enquire
111i 11 ii 111<i Luc miiu\ l>1oc@<~11;-(1 is still room for impiovement in lilies Covchcad has used boars of mm the muse 0( the deaths of
_ _»_    _11111 11111, 111 11111 ,.11mm¢,~ of 1329 some districts. The figures arc as lower merit than Wlnsloe. A few i lglllot gavlm Leo J_ Mm- h d
’ Y- "lil,/fq, lL‘!iim‘.'~'r‘ imirifzruiloii 11-as :it the rut: i f°u°WSf
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_______ _, uiily had tlicir origin as much in
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_ [_  I//f I/ L1.cn their language is Tartar and
` _ 4- €  1,- 5 " Q ,ilicir bcg.11nii1gs are to bc found in
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4,.;  . -§_-__| __‘._#n<'> 11,,//»/_ fthe dim racial lines of Mongolia.
. '-3:/A""1';)`}1‘.f:  " ,/4/'~N'l|2 ,xg ` i Dcspiic flip uncertain orioin of
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 = /’1  M., iris 11.1111-is and the fact that it
‘ Q64 _',,1'~~f_,‘- / f'» has lu nifulcm times acquired the
f-.°;../   1 l'f‘i1iit.'1iiii1i of a frontier country
" Q/ L Miim~iiill'i:1 has All the virgin pros-
tliis fcriii i_v and richness which led
ln hart to the Russo1-Japanese war
01 the mrly twentieth century. and
_ thc cozitimial economic rivalry
5/ better cure--that accounts , ,Z 1. M1011: China. Russia and Jarmn in
1 '_ ' , I'Cf`f‘ll _'(`al` _
" 5:/ f°r`-g'h'c`p‘2P'u‘antyAof_our /////;?Z Vcrly ‘liotsln summer and just as
' - // ‘ cold in winter, the Mancliurian
.A Hetter_'t;b`a`cco` and a
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_ _  _ _  pinlm :mtl mountains cover a lnrxgc
_ ' I' ` 1' 1,'  ai-cn. The Icrtil‘ty of the plains is
`,;,  1   !C0Tllimr:\hlr~ to that of the prairie
é ;_ 1 l1-  ~-. 1 , "/» inminrm of canada, and its lands
  '  THIS! ri 1:1-rat variety of crops and
 __ __ ._ __//¢ fruits.
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1 lclcfvc Nicholson    
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__ { I  ..1i.oy b.:\n:=, nnd its pzin-
. 1.. - 1 1 X, »-_~__~;--  ‘ 1"1i>-ll lr. ”.1:;-fr-f. mal. iron and lumb-
1,1 ‘ ,.,_/,,,;_ __,.,_,H,__,-,___ uf ,_,_,l.1_V 3,,_000_00,l'l5’ Miscouche  34.5 43.5
:" ~' l nm'  . "1lli>'i;:o(l ol' Ccir-_c.tini.='_ niiiiosi to Wmsloe """ 
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1 1 1 .1 1 - ` 111.... . _ .
, _    <».\ rn <11 90 11. Caidlgail 1. .1. "i4
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`-:'}71,7'   1* 'l'i1rr im! 7.111111,-111111, wlicsn lnrsciit Hunter River   31'?
_ _‘__ _ _ __, _ _ ___(__;. 4/  :uv d1~s<1~i11iuiit mlm. is the Same Millview  ....11 31.9
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I up _ _ 1111 Yi who s the prcsidcnl d.ct1:1to1
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'; ` ‘  {_'/f; . ci the new Maiichurinn slutc, pr/gb-1 North Wiltshire
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_ D<‘<‘f§ of :1 promised lend. It was`
19.70 1931
41.9 42.
39.0
38.6
36.5
36.1
34.9
32.9
32.8
32.6
31.9
31.7
31.8
35
33.4
31.4
29.1
27.9
36.3
27
28.2
25.3 31.5
24.1 309
28.3 29.1
27.7 28.4
29.1 28
28.6 21.9
18.5 19.6
,Montague 
|Bcli'ast 
ixensinston 
St. Peters 
Souris ...........1...
Albany ...............1
`1Sou. Queen’s 
Murray River .........
Morell 
Banner ...............
Emerald 
Covehead ............:~'
Mt. Stewart 
The most outstanding feature of
these figures is the wide difference
between Miscouche with 43.5% Sel-
ects and Mt. Stewart with 19.6%.
This dlfterencedld not occur by ac-
cident. During the past 8 years
Miscouche has been plying special
attention to the breedint stock used
in the district, Only the best boars.
obtainable have been_ used. Bows
carrying Chester and Berkshire
blood have been eliminated. On
the other hand, Mt. Stewart hu
been using boars of questionable
merit. 'I'here is considerable mixed 1
breedlnl in the'brood sows. A few
C l’“°°"*“¥° °f suit or train N11 sa of the c N
s owed an increase, is a'ma.tter wa  H
gp °y about 2 o’clock.
some brood so ’ quest shows that train No. 211,
from 24.4% to as#/1. Hunter River Te” W °f tl” *"`“”' "°- “U '/°
also showed a creditable increase 1W“"' “nm i'h° 'Wm had “halfti-
from 31.2 to 38.8. Here again good lm* "ew °“ 'im' Vw? “WW "Wi
breeding stock ig 1-esponslblm _train No. 58 was following them
In order that our percentage ng The evidence also shows that rail-
200 lbs live weight It would b 'ence al shows t at tral
mere; 2, Fulton Kitson; 3, Roy ge.
P Y an hundred coins which were probab-
years ago an English Black boar was Bcnlamln J_ Rlchal-d' all snow ly
used in this dlstrl
‘it Wm* the "sim shovellers of the Canadian Nat- ing
that Selects dccrcnscd, and Butch- loml Rullways_ we and th” aulsoo
_;";"Ef;i°a‘;'__dT;T f_“°°_th“t C°"@' three deaths were caused as a re- ' on
Sclcm ‘mm 235 to 219 in °“° yea" Railways crashing into the rear of Bague-
w;_hcn practically nil other districts ltmm No 2!-1 of me C_ N_ Ram _ hu
Y’ 5 “"d’ah““'5 °Um”8» i while collecting flag stones for a.
hi ll d l l ti 1
YN; th?;‘:1°:e5;;§:;__;°g; gilrsdl” west of the Tignlsh water tank, on bl-ldge_ D,-_ John Nlhlsem 5 gweg.
` the main line of the C. N. Rail- am
trict.
, , bout one mile out of Tignish, 1,1
st.i=t 1 th ati “Y” '-
whereaxfieri-délffei-eultIbi~ee(1ei!in moi-ict on sunday m°mmg' Feb' 21"" they were not buried treasure but
is followed. The boars used have ,, sacrmcm °""|n5°'
been of very mdinary mem while The evidence taken at this in- 3;,-lp, of ,llvm ,mes and gms.
ws carry chester or ments of e necklace were among
Berkshire blood. Greater core in prgceegmi mt Tt1:;l°h'1::_au§d :Ji N19 f|l1d|nKS- MWF' 0! th? C0315
the selection of boars would im- ’" " ““ “ 9° “ “ “ were of German orlsln. and the
prove the hogs in this district. "'20 P' "" 5“"“"’“*" 1"°'°' 2°' lm' lnslxriin of lhnnemr Ott III. who
As evidence of what can be sc-_The mme me" Em” Gavin' L” died in 1003 Wm Plllnly visible.
compllshed in one year we have the |"' Murphy and Benjamin J' Rich” Ahllo-Saxon coins in the pile bore
area for which Cardigan is the '_“'d with mmy °m°" wer” '“°w the name of King Canute, who is
shipping station. This district in. Bhovclllng .for this train and after lo h
B'l1PP08¢d ave bade the tides -
creased the percentage of sem” working for s while went into the wdvhls plenum B
_ - 1
. Re of Ho h
selects my continue tsineresss the ,why Order N0. 31 WM In the vol- 11,, :mth °¢111¢n1;f.:,,I.;°, B°h°°l 1°:
swine growers should mm spewl _session ot the crew of train No. 53, Gnde x_l_ Peggy E“tcr_
care that they market 111| 1111.-11-i1og11 ,lt md: "lock wt wefullv for 911,11 1x_l_ Mlldml Tremm
at the most desired weights. No "Hi" N°~ 211 mined ‘bmw 30° Grade V111 (31-,)_l, Lol, Mak,
hog should leave the farm under 'yflrdli west of Tl8hlSh tlllk-" Evld- Lend,
if the R'i.‘i-.v:1_1 agents were kept
,duty at the different tsiegm
“On account of this evidence we
in the death of the said, Elliot
vin, Leo J. Murphy and Ben-
(Sgd.
J. A. Bernard (Foremanl.
11. A. Hackett.
J. B. Morrissey.
Alex MacDonald.
Augustine A. Mc1nn;:_
Arthur Bernard.
_James McGrath.
The Jury was then discharged
Coroner Morrissey, who thank-
them for patient and conscien-
feellng terms to the tragedy and
heroic work of the rescuers.
their lives, released the body __
Leo J. Murphy from ithe wreck.
king Sacrifice
I Unearthed
VISOY, Sweden, March 5.-Three
tossed to _the gods on a burn-
altsr as a viking sacrifice some
years ago have been unearthed
the island of Gothlimd in the
farmer, E. Lindgren and his
ed man ran across the hoard
historical museum archaeolog-
investigated and concluded
nsiursmnli scnooi. i
-11111 No. 211 or min No. ss. or'
l
‘ ’ ° lsomomuofzmhitisammunw
wart; 4, Alice Stewart.
Grade II--i, Borden Tremere; 2,
Alice Edwards: 3, Claude Trcmaie;
4, Leighton Latter; 5, Irving 'Lire-
mere.
Grade I (Sr.)-1, Oro Tremer-c,
i Grace I wr.)-1, Errol stewart; 2,
Willie Larter. _
Perfect attendance-Mildred Tre-
mele, Vemo Kltson, Clifton Striv-
art, Celia. Tremere, John Edwards,
Margaret Latter, Lawson Tremerc.
Preston Tremere, Fulton K‘tson,
Borden Tremere, Alice Edwards,
Irving Tremex-_e, Errol Stewart.
Percentage of attendance-86 7._
:Flossie‘Younker-Teacher.
Salmon Get
Elevator Service
WASHrN!.`l'101N, D. 0.. Merch 5-
Balmou get “elevator service" when
theywant to get over-the asanmt
dam in the Baker River, state of
_Wasl1ingtan. ` ' _
EMU V881' in the Slllwninl nea-
sofn the fish must come in from
the ooeul to Balmer Lake behind the
dam to lay their eggs. Fish “lad-
ders", o eeriesfot pools each hlrther
than the next, help the fish around
ordlasry dams but the Baker River
dam is too hish.
The fish climb | ladder to rl-<0
th, first 100 feet at the Baker dam.
_then swim into a steel tank mount-
ed on wheels. When the tank be-
the top of the dam where the f"sli
are released into thg lake. The 100
foot “ladder” has guards to‘lre@il
fish from being clrried back down-
stream by the current when they
become tired while leaping fiom
pool to D001.
____
"Is she upset about her broken
engagementi"- "Completely un-
manned I"
~i__._;_._.»_-_ -
Periodic- _
Eye Examinations
Don’t weo’r your INNO! f°"
nn or tru years. u mme 6°-
wlthoot re-examination. for in
that time serious chllllhl
an vlan; important 'M-
_ther one's cycrsre |004 W
otherwise.
may take piece. which if Mt
discovered. may *Nfl* W'
mmm Inlay to du mv*
precious some you pollelt
Guard your eyes.
ter if nothin( was shipped ilnlzifr llmtchersawircd aserli. McTaBx\\lede:‘1 ¢»0l?:n:e\;”u (Jr')_lf Phyllis Eu' 6.' F' 
. emu muon. 3, ciisoru _
210 lbs. at loading point. with all |Tlgni.=1h that train lla. 53 had ord- gtewgrt; 4, Elmer Lartcr; 5 Angle ` ~ 0P’l'0Il’l'll1i!'l‘ '
our hogs marketed over 210 lbs, our ers to come to the tank. Train No. Stew.;-tl 3_ looms Kl,_wn_ '
yur! 18° mllll/ Mt. Stewart farm- percentage of Selects could be in- 53 came to the tank, took water, ands v._1, France, lM.m../ 3
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i9f»f11°l=1='»cr mostly in the nwimt- .mpvm-ilma-in l=°1llm.B1s°l_L. _ci-m¢ust1»utw1»r.eent. but the w soul not an . '
 vs_ 4 my.se11t\smar.a,o¢111.y1~,,m,,,_ ‘__
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